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There are scams everywhere we look. During this busy holiday shopping season, here are some ways to identify if what you are buying, shipping or participating in are scams.

We've now reached a new level of bizarre online.  It's called "Magic".  Very bizarre, but magical at the same time...

I know - It's an innocent enough prank, but it's still annoying to receive something like this in the mail.  Apparently, I'm in the minority in my feeling.  This website has been jammed with requests.

Computers, smartphones, tablets, you name it, one way or the other we are almost always "plugged in" to the internet. But when everything is added up how busy is the information super highway really? The answer is really a little mind boggling.

I learned a little trick from a "man in blue" at the local Apple Store. This is simple and  pretty effective if you ever go to a website and it says it's not working.  Is it the site or is it on your end?

It's the holiday season, and I can't think of a time of year that's tougher on families than the military ones.  I'm sure they would love to read stories of folks in the same boat as they are in.  Well, there's a great site that I stumbled upon that needs to be shared: